Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 13, 1923, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Ttftf THE EUGENE DSIEY GUXBD Tuesday Evoning-'flj;,. U FACULTY DEFEATS SYSTEM BY 38 TO 31 Theatres AT THE HEILIQ Lovrrs of beauty hove a trint in store fop them in tli Prfferrrd Hclim', "Thorm uml Orunfte lilossoms," hON pluying at the Hi-ili theatre lout tim today. From a uictoriol noint of view a pro- ' ' 'dilution litis rarly if ever been equalled. Votinn H8 to SI In favor of the term The story possesses a double background plan the referendum ballot taken by nia.l of sunny N'miii and quaint New Orleans it Week and yesterday, the faculty 1ms ami the sellings ur reminiscent of old given It a fiuul dei-lsiou on what la con- Madrid and flowery southern gardens. Bidcred ouo of the ruoHt important issues' '- 1 nrlsiiur in the University of Oregon for ' "THE DANGEROUS AGE" a number of years. Out ' tli 75 eli- Starting off the production of ''Tli Bible to vote, only three failed to cast a Dangerous Age." now being shown tor ballot, namely. Earl Kilpatrick, Ira today and Wednesday at Castle theatre, I Richardson and- Carlton rJ. Npenci-i with a train and automobile race that The change of faculty majority in favtr took t.hree days to film aad found its of the present system is due, according conclusion in a spectao.ilar wreck, Join to those counting the votes, niore to tin M. Staid set a standard for big scenei members who swtlliir over to vote for i he. for the tiroriuction that was reliifioilslv term (iau than to the larger vote cast.v curried out In tho subsequent episodes. Th second clause of the ballot limei-i- td to determine the date of going into effect' of the semester plan, if adopted, likewise showed a large majority In fav or of putting off the change as long an' possibly. Oit of 07 voting. 4Ci were in fsvor of 11HJ4 and only i!2 desired to make the change tit the beginning of next aooool year. As far aa the. campus in general wa-j concerned, the beginning of the agita tion relative to the proposed reverting to the old system of dividing the school year Into two parts began when the fa THE AMERICAN CIGARETTE ABROAD '. 0. A AMI SmtUUlim Thb National City Bank of New York '.... . . V 'ri tkt WBBKLY TRADB RECORD lifi i, Tit Ntlltmtl Cllt Html) . The .world will have the Amer- the lalei to that continent have That the "habit" of the Amer ican cigarette.'' It bought 12,000,- greatly fallen off since the close ican cigarette is not only a grow 000,000 of them in 1922 against of the war, while those to the ing one but world wide, is evi ilightly more than 2,000,000,000 in Orient have gone on increasing, denced by the fact that the total the year preceding the war, and While China is by far the largest number of countries to which our the number of countries to which single customer for our cigarettes cigarettes were sent in 1922 is ap they were -sent in 1922 is 80 as at the present time, other Oriental proximately 80 against 50 in the pre-; against 50 in 1913.' The total value countries are also increasing their war year, 1913, and the value of of the exports of cigarettes in demands. The Straits Settlements, the exports to the whole world in 1922 is approximately $24,000,000 which distributes its imports to all 1922 $24,000,000 against $2,954,000 against less than $3,000,000 in the parts of the Orient, took in 1922 in 1913. year preceding the war. over a billion of our cigarettes, JIT FREEWATER, ORE, Curi-n.lv. too .hi. ,! A., ana nong Kong, wnicnsenas mo . j ... ' imports The total value of cigarettes ex it IV3k ., , , .. into China, took Pe? "om ,n ynitea states m St mc cigni years since mc uckjm- mand for our cigarette, comes nhrt11f yWiinnmr. in w2 aaain Lh'VMy.Jr?mJ1'"cV0,?.far dlstant 536.000 in 'the vear preceding the ning of ' the .war - is $165,000,000 ... C : 1 - 'Krunts llll lll irl T II flUIIT Cnina . - ... tl. i olnn- h. . nt wsie tor tne American cigareuc years preceding ine war. iuc iu-: wVlll Fffl&&VW!tLla and our exports to that country bacco habit" seems to have been curred the Orient. To P.-T. B00Y MEETS - Santa C'lara,, Ore., Feb. 1U.---A.I inter eMiug meeting was held at th community hall ThuTHday eveniug, Fil. X by th l'a rcnt -Teacher asKoeiation. SubjiiU which are always of interest to parents were discuftHed. Arrni)Kfintnr are being mm It fop a Hiirien of lectures Riven fur thy yeuiijf people of thin place. IMans ure iilno under way to improve the parking ground no It will not . be necessary to park the cars on the hoIiooI campus. After the liusineKH of thn evening a ho eial time was enjoyed. The lit die served coffee nnd cakes. They meet again the aecond Thursday in .March when a speciul program is to be given- A Good Thin. S""d .vuuV f'r00 Bl 111 tn I t . "lift i f-tiigii iU-uuJv (::' (vT ai'h and l.r 'r.n 'k.lif an., skiu (fV 7 I'hone S. E. S Insurance i4 were o.aj.vatu.uuu asainst D41.- . . .1 . . 000,000 in 1913, and the sum sent to "f l"-"t ST... , n,.Z-ve.r efeafly sVm.ulated ": M "! us in payment therefor from China i .. , r : ginning or tne war period, as mo alonePwaT $ 7 0OW agast' $1 ind,a,' 5weer' h,as T total value of tobacco in all form, mimn 1011 . ' duced her demand, while Japan is . . . t. rTa.j c,n. the v.F..- - OPEN FORUM Waltiirvilly, Ore.,. Fob. jy. Jnmes Tj. Jeans, 70, n native son ot T.ntw ftniiti.v wit,, fni. ttin Tina. Mfi venm ulty niinniinc-L-a their ileeislon liy n nai- 1ms been living at Freewater, In eastern row majority in favor of the ehniifn.' Oregon, died Miern Sunday. Word of The Knierald. omioaed to the ehanae, ut the deuth was received yesterday by w,n-e ueieriiuiieu ui uscerinui student relntiTea uere. 1 opinion on the proposal, and sponsored n Deceased, born Reptember 10, lfir3 oil ' Htudeat straw vote. Tho resultn of tin the old home place 10 miles west of En-, Saturday. Tfite showi-d approximately 118 per ceut gmc, was a son of Mr. and -Mrs. William' B. H. Robinson was in Junction buy of tho students voting favored the term Jeans and for many yearn taught school ing supplies .Saturday. ulnn- ' ''.' I in tills county Scores of Lane residents; J. A. Itean was in Euaono Satnrflnv secured their education at his hands. 'He visiting his wife, who was in the hospital married Miiry Dent, who survives, him, for an operation. She is Improving and went to Freownter in 1SSS. Each II R. Hpickler was iu Junction City year, however, he has been in the habit Saturday. .. of ttoemllng eouiile of months during j Kdno Jlorsc In inL Eugene' for a. visli. the winter with his brothers and Histcis Mr. nud Mrs. William (ioodell uml son herh He 'left Hngen-' lor Freewater T,ylc, were in Juuction .Saturday atleud- T rt iHii..ln V ' .. L.;T. 1 last Veliiesilay, in Mio Uelief tunt his eml jiig to husineas. i . , . a good deal nbout'oui-county coiii,iWH"i,i!w,'"(T"'TOI''.!'' ?"?r. haTMlt.".,,?t VT . "J- nilt Pb' Cox arc recover. wns the immediate cause of dentil. Two members of tho pig elnli, Uoyd HosideH l,ls widow and daughter, Sfta. and Carroll Itoblnson, attended the JihIu Chnrles (lilberUi of Freewater at who'a lug-fair at Corvallis Friday and Sutur- hcine he pnssed away, h is survived by day. , three brothers, John of Elmlra and t'orroll Hobinson wns calling on his lien and Lee of Eugene, and four sis- folka Sunday. ... 1 it . icrs, auh. rrunx inman .01 uunira, air. Hall Mudison and Mrs. A. C. .Mathews of Eugene, and Mrs. A. P. Crow of Seattle. ITiinnrnl intvuo tf (a Unltnviwl Viot-a I ni.A hmA iuif h'r.niiie if . k Mnrcola. Feb. 13. MR and fr. AIgc rcfcelved no benefit from YhV Vmitv ll,!Vea 'iR 'tt'aH mui 10 rfl8t onffWe tne ririuK iem niiuureu up nun- Uie I'uiiippineH, ituruig tne innurrenctions there. Of course, there was a large ex American cigarette habit, for our "J he tight years since 1914 is tortation of cigarettes to Europe total exports to that country are $1,325,000,000 against about $Jiu,- during the war period, especially extremely small and show little 000,000 in the eight years unme 0 France, 'Belgium and Italy, but disposition Jo increase. diatelypreceding the war.j j trs in j n i.un ri. i am atrnici too ninny of us only look at one side. Now the county agent Is all right. Hut it would tuTte several of them to get around to help every fiirmer in tho county. We haver a Formers' union at Wultcrville. with over one hundred members. A res olution to reinstate-the county agent was voted down two to one. Also, the county convention of the Fnrineru' union n. Camas Swala voted tho same resolution down two to one. Why? llevause two to one of the farmers of Ijine county have MABCOLA. farms in Lane county, make neorly every iur,u a siuuy oi us own. would nny far mer try to run a farm that ho hud never Keen-and poy tho expenses. I guess not. That Is the way tho work has been done bygone county agent. It is about the same with tile school supervisor. He only has timo to vlHit each district one or two hours a.yenr. We ehuuld hnvo more su pervisors, I would like to soo our county court have a chance. Wo elected them to handy; "r county affiiirs nnd I believe theyivuu do it if we let them alone. :k jfy ;'t : '' AVJIAIAM .SMEEH. . Commend Court For : ; Abolishing Offices Thb 'people of tho Central community' lnet Hntimliiy evening, Feb. lt(, '1IKI, nt. ttio t'entral null. E V. Andersoir wn ' GREENLEAP, , , Greenloaf, Ore., Fe-li'. 12. Pete "VVilcut j hauling hay from Swish home and feed ing cattle nn Indian Creek. , , U. J. Downing in recovering from a se vere sick Bpell. U. W. Huunhniier had an exciting time Ir.Ht week with the house nfire In two in HtnllmentR. The home wnn waved after epiite a Httle damage woh done. Andy Acheson 1:;h been In bed for Beverul days'. A doctor waa sent for Frl duy. . V Marion Wheeler was a business visitor on Deadwood Saturday. V. A. 1'iU'Ker 1)uh recelvea two nign chosen chuirmun of the meeting and F, lVtr.ohl. aoeretnry. The foil w xejiolu tiontt were unanimously ndt a: KtmnVJt Sharp ntd Nels .ZZIZ C&XT ' ,0 h"d rr'retre'ver I', rfJi? f'V Z L L, ,UX' V. A. Parker lias gone to Junction to '''"(vheasTire'-'-taxpayeis of. ,. 't"nnt 'nTacr""' nrU., ill at .(h"""I'',.!1.it5!,i0J.irr 'SIT !lh " I A. W. Steinbuuor Is miiiiu the filling step In tho right direction and whereas we believe, mat tt Is pnssllile to tiuiko still further reductions. Therefore be it ".Bflsolvcd; That we, the taxpayers of tho Contrul community heartily endorse tne action ot t no county court in one of his teeth. with her born. A cow took it out LAUREL HOME. T.nnrnl Tfnmn. fire .' Veh. IS. Mr. onfl "And bo It further resolved, 'mot we Mrs. It. II. Itoblnson were hostesses nt consider the agitation for n recall of Mr. a curd party Saturday night. Those pres- Shurp aud Mrs. Honey to be uncalled for tnt were: Mr. and Airs. (Iiiv Lewis, .Tas. nnd entirely out of place at this time, Mnade and Ills sons (Sllheft nnd Cosh. ."And be it further resolved. That B liefreshmentH were served, copy of these resolutions be nent to the J((m Templeton nnd daughter Bernlee Eugene Dally (luard . and the Morning attended to business iu Junction City Register for publh-atlon. Also that a ; copy bo scut to Mr. Sharp and Mr. : -as Itoney. . "R. V. AXHEIISON, Chairman. '". ' p. I'KTSSUIjB, Hccrctury." 1 Packard Line Will 1 Be Handled In Cane Another well-kknown nuke of motor car will ho available to Eugene residents with the .establishment of a representa--flve here 'of the lhicknrd ComtmnV, Hay O'Donnell, formerly connected with the Portland Motor Oil' coniimny, of Port lond, Packord dealers of that city, has arrived in Eugene and will make his hefdnuarters nt tho Burnt garage. ft'hree counties are Included in the tor rilV.v which (VKounell will cover fur bis rcmpnny I,lnn, Ijiup nnd Iteiiton. A service station for Packard owner will be established here later, Mr. O'Donnell states. . ' lr. O'Donnell has moved his family hoc and Is living In the Osbura apart ments. ... i 1 ' 1 Kansas City. Hoy Hosford, of Ian sa City, located a brother, missing siiuo lul l, by radio. Ho beard his brother's muue broadeauted from the Pacific coast. A I telegram verified the wireless mes si.gc. . . l-il... u i .ee Severn! from here attended the shoot ing match held at Wcndling Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wyndham, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Walker and O. h. Paris of Mabel spent Sunday visiting here with Charles Pari and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson and sons, Carl and Nel motored to Junction City, Friday and vUited relatives. Nels1 Jensen was a Eugene visitor ou Saturday. The JBarcbla high "school basketball teani was defeated by the Eugene hiiih school second team in Eugene Friday evening. Mr. E. (T. Holbrook tt Butte. MohJJ.J wlio has been visiting; several weeks! wil-'li ins aunt, airs., w m. Sulllvan-reqently received word of the death of his Step son, Harry Strike, in Butte. Mr. Strikt had made his home In Springfield; whiLc he, was well known until recently wirn ho Wont to' Butte to visit relatives wlime he took sick and died. Mrs. Holbrook, his mother, who has also been visiting here, returned home. , - ': .Mtrs. Fred Fisber was a Eugene vlsllr or Friday. ,. Ouv Pag was In Eugene Saturday., : A large crowd attended the show and old time dance given by the M. W. A. In their hull Saturday evening. Wiry Garrison's orchestra furnished the music. Charlie Hill visited Simday with hie wife at Seavey's hop yard. Mrs. Walter Price riiopped in Eugene Friday. , SPORT NOTES Htv r.VITKI) PliESS) ' San Francisco-T-Hirain , H. Cook, for Jeors known as n Jeudiug prise figlit ref eree of th'e west, died at bis home here yeHterdiiy.- i. .... ; ', , . ! T.omdon-.Toe Hi-ikett's fight with Dick Smith for the Hi Iliad heavyweight eluim pionNhip scheduled for hext Monday night bus been, postponed on account'uf an .injury to Beckett's hand. filoucester. Mass. Waine Peterson. Oloucester high schuol pitcher, bus been signed by the Philadelphia Athletes. ' Chicago Thory and Theodore Wyns dnn, Belgian riders, led the field today in the six-day bicycle races here. The Wynsdans hud a total of OS points. Kansas City Frank Troch, of Van couver, Washington, wits high man in the opening of the lilth annual Interstate shoot which started here yesterday. Troeh won the target match breaking Of) out of 100. E. B. Meirnth of Philadelphia won. the -amateur challenge contest with a perfect score of i;5riAinong the runners up, .was It.. A- Kfiig, . J)elta, $4. ; Cut This Out It Is Worth Money. ' (.ut out this slipi- enclose with 5c and Rial'- it tc Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, Jll.,r writing your name and address clearlyi XYou will reoe've In return a trial " package containing Fc'.ey's Honey ad Tar Compound for coughs,' colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pnins In sides and bock; rheu matism,1' backnehe. i kidney and bladder ailment:-and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a holcsome and: '.thoroughly cleansing cathartic for constiputiou, biliousDCbs, headaches,- and :Cluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.-.. -( .,,h .. . Showanda, the choice of tbe smoker. TODAY ONLY E STOMACH UPSET, ATE TOO MUCH i Instantly I Stop Gas, Sourness, i Heartburn, Stomach Misery What Is The J S-j. 'In -' Dangerous Age? Jazz Age? Marriage? Divorce Age? We All Reach It! How? And When? . . ANOTHER BIO HIT AT THE Castle Theater Today and Wednesday The Last Days As Always, No RaisQ iti Admission! The Beauty Picture 'THORNS AND ORANGE BLOSSOMS" Tho picturizntion of Up r til a M. (.'lay's ininiortnl ntoiy of smiles and teal's. Ask Anyone Who Saw it Yesterday Clie'w a few pleasant, harmless tablets of "I'spe's INapppsin" and yeur di.f tresseil stomach will feel fine at once. Correct your digestion and ease your stomach for a few rents, IWt let your sumach keep you miserable! Druggists recommend li. And a peck of merry Bow-Wows "JUST DOGS" Played by All-Star Dog Cast -Fox News Aesop Fable Co-operation The trend of thie times is toward Co operation. The E. R. Parker Systerri is con ducted on a co-operative plan. As sociates are stockholders. Everyone is personally interested in giving you superior dental service. SERVICE means ECONOMY, id , time and money. x Durable dentistry at a price you can' pay.. Rswninationt Fro. All Work GuaranMd PAINLESS PARKER DENTIST Using E. R. PARKER SYSTEM Rnrn'. Tth H lllsmrde amis, 1'firtlnaal. .VJtlS WitMWH HI, 9stemv giate asil l.tbrny " IB. IS Hutehinson, Kansas.1 Ray Brown, under-sheriff, may lose an iye' as the re rtsult of an attempt to arrest a woman aimed witii two bottles of booze. Tii wf.mLti smashed the bottles in Brown'b free. . . ,t Emporia KunpaR. .T. O. Graham, cocl dealer, protested to city eonunisHioncrs hecuiiKO hiH taxes were too low, lie In n,sted that he b allowed to pay double for pnvnig of an alley near, uis homv. The request was granted. ... j . STOMACHUPSET? ' ; Get at the Real Cause' Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach sufferers are doinj; now. Instead of taking tonics, or trying to patch up a poor digestion, tbey arc attacking the real cause of t'.ic uiitnent clogged liver and disordsred bowels. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets arouse the liver in a soothing, healing way. When the liver nd bowels are per forming their natural functions, away goe3 indigestion and stomach troubles. . Have you a bad ta3to, coated tongue, poor appetite a lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition or energy, trouble .h undigested foods? Take Olive Tablets the substitute for calomel, i Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets are a purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil. - You v-ill know them by theii olive color.' They do the work without griping, cramps or pair,,., , . ; . Take one or two at bedtime for Quick relief. Eat what you like. 15c and 30c , Sash and Door , 0. B. Williams Co. 1 043-1 st Av. S., Seattle, Wash. v Largest mill in the West selling direct to the user. Saves you all middlemen's prof its. ...... CHICKEN HOU&E SASH 20 In. wide by 25 In. hirt. ...... '.. .SOr dozen different sizes in stock for rompt shipment. , , . CHICKEN HOUSE SKY LIGHTS 30 In. by 40 In. Prlee glased $2.00 Tills is the size recommended by West ern Wishiugto Experiment Station. Or ders filled promptly. .'fir DOORS ' Five cross panel doors, 2 ft. (J, in. by 6 ft 6 ln at each S3.5S One ponel doors, nt eoeli $4.08 Money cheerfully refunded If not satis fied. Write for free illustrated catalog No. 7. Contains' helpful hints for re modeling the old home or planning the new one. 1 0. B. Williams Co. Established I SUB . : ' .,1 It Starts There Meat which you buy does not originate in the packing houses. Behind the packing houses and the stock yards are the millions of acres of land devoted to the raising of live stock and food for this live stock. How live stock reaches the market; , how it is purchased; how it is handled in its "transformation into, meat; and how this highly perishable product gets into the hands of retailers in every city and ; village, make an interesting story. The handling of by-products also fur nishes some interesting facts. Hides, for example, are not bought by the ultimate consumer. . Glue is used by manufacturers of many articles. Wool is of little- use to the wearer of . clothes until it is worked up into' mer chantable articles. " : Just how Swift & Company handles meats and their attendant by-products is told in the new '. v. Swift&Companyl923YearBook A copy is yours for the asking. Address: Swift & Company, Public Rotations Dept. U. S. Yards, - - .. Chicago Swift & Company, v u. s. A. A nation-wide organization owned by moretiutt 45,000 shareholders Two Eugene Boys Dawson, ; of j. Eugene, ' who meets Griffin, of Portland, and Carl Miller, of Eugene, who will mix with Stoops, of Portland, at tho Eugene Armory, Fri day Night, Feb. 16th 1 ? ' vl. " "W- ' i 1 ' M j o ft " " ' . l y - " t . hi. 6- ' l a ' . .